A seemingly innocent waitress is told to keep an eye on two low-life thieves hiding out in her cafe, but her own motives get in the way of her professionalism.

An adolescent girl fears that her father is going to kill her.

When Joy is granted a restraining order from Simon, her friends pressure her to throw a party and celebrate her freedom. But as the party intensifies, her friends start acting strangely and Joy becomes convinced that Simon has found her - causing the night, and her psyche, to spiral out of control.

After a casual hook up, Holly tries sneaking out of the cooky London mooring where she wakes up but roommate Max is eager to get to know her, despite the accumulation of strange red flags.

A woman wondering what she was wearing on the day that she killed her lover goes through her memory during a dinner with a group of other women. These women have one thing in common; they all killed their lovers.

Keith takes a local gangster hostage in a desperate and reckless final attempt to pay off his debts, asking sensible older brother Liam to be on hand for the exchange. When the hostage takes a turn for the worse, they must learn to put sibling differences aside for a chance at redeeming their friendship, and saving their lives.

A man arrives at an unknown home with an unknown agenda.

A woman endures frequent nightmares of her own death.

A woman finds the last picture taken of a missing woman on the supermarket floor. Soon after, she disappears.

Circle is a loose adaptation of the myth of Eurydice. It tells the story of two friends as they attempt to escape a nightmarish road in the dead of night. Through their struggle, Eury is forced to work through a traumatic part of her childhood.

Logan visits a swanky barbershop to start afresh in human society with a new trim, but finds himself in trouble when his mutant identity is exposed.

Fueled by the hope of escaping her dreary suburban life, a misunderstood teen entertains the increasingly sinister advances of an Internet friend in a riff on the 1966 Joyce Carol Oates story “Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?”

In the wake of a traumatic incident, Olive and Jonny must grapple with what they have done and what they have lost.

In 742, Tang Dynasty era, Li Bai writes a poem. In 2020, Quarantine era, it becomes eerily relevant.